2025 Bridge Points Circuit Results

2025 annual rankings: A year of endurance and consistency

Over an entire year, it’s no longer just a matter of peak form… but of endurance, management, and presence at major events. The 2025 annual rankings brought together 37,992 players, and here is the top 3:

Here the performance is remarkable: FatOrange wins both the December and 2025 annual rankings. A truly year at the top!

2025 results: A structured circuit and formats for everyone

In 2025, the Bridge Points Circuit was built around a clear calendar, with regular highlights and a real diversity of formats.

• A BP1000 tournament every three months
• The other two months: a knockout BP500
• And every month: a Major 500 scored by MPs

Every week, two events returned as classics: the Weekly 200 (one scored by MPs, one in KO format).

Not to mention the BP100 “bonuses”: Beat the Star, IMP, Express, Milan Macura’s tournaments, free themed tournaments, etc. More accessible and fun formats, but still useful for improving and scoring points.

THE event of 2025: The e-Bridge Cup

This year was also marked by a special event: the e-Bridge Cup, in partnership with BBO.

Held from September to the end of November as BP1000 tournaments, the event brought together nearly 9,000 participants. And most importantly, a prize money was up for grabs—enough to attract and motivate the best players on the Circuit.

You can read two reviews of the event, the first focusing on participation and the second on the best deals played (click on the image to open the article).

A message from the Funbridge team

Before starting a new season, I wanted to sincerely thank you for your loyalty on the BP Circuit. Seeing nearly 38,000 players participate over the year is extremely motivating for us.

I also loved seeing the Beat the Star tournaments start and grow: a simple, fun, and above all very educational format that allows players to pit themselves against a great player, compare their choices, and progress while having fun. We look forward to continuing to develop this type of event in 2026.

What was your highlight in 2025?

Is there a tournament that you particularly enjoyed? A format you love? A change you would like to see?
The Comments section is there for that!